Read Also:She said the project covers Bida, Gbako, Chanchaga, Paikoro, Wushishi and Kontagora local government areas and focuses on improving access to maternal healthcare services for pregnant women and girls in rural communities. “This project is fundamentally about saving lives by ensuring that pregnant women and girls in rural communities have access to quality maternal healthcare services at primary healthcare centres,” Abubakar said. She also noted that the Patient-Centred Care Feedback Tool was endorsed by the NSPHCDA in January 2026 and piloted across the state’s three senatorial districts in February. The Director of Operations of the Niger State Contributory Health Agency (NiCARE), Attahiru Malagi, a pharmacist, said patient feedback gives healthcare users the opportunity to share their experiences at primary healthcare facilities. “Feedback is so important because people can share their opinions and experiences about the services they receive at primary healthcare facilities.